For example, the quantified haptoglobin concentrations are good indicators for controlling the stress of capture and retention in the Steller Sea Lion and to detect potential unknown stressors on free-ranging animals [ 5].
Moreover, the sensitivity of the method appears to be adequate as a fluid level indicator for control purposes in industrial applications.
Also, the use of activated protein C may be a good alternative in the diagnosis of this pathology and a good indicator for controlling this disease.
In China, the accommodating or restrictive features are integrated as control factors (CFs), which include control indicators for land-use type control, urban activity control, building height control, as well as underground development control.
Some indicators for decentralised control design are proposed.
The objective of the present systematic review is to identify and summarize quality indicators for glucose control in published studies of TGC in critically ill patients.
They should also facilitate the development of panels of indicators for disease control as part of decision-support systems for the monitoring of prominent complex diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, by patients and their physicians [ 31].
We performed within-group and between-group comparisons using mixed-effect linear regression models that included indicators for group (control vs. intervention), time (in weeks), and an interaction term (group × time).
Indicators used for controlling such processes were as follows: (a) weekly recruitment rate: 2 women per week each midwife (b) percent losses during the process: less than 7% (c) proportion of inadequately completed forms: less than 2% When designing cohort studies such as the one reported here, it is very important to adequately anticipate the expected variability in the exposure under study.
After controlling for the same set of demographic variables and adding year indicators to control for changes in screening rates over time, breast cancer screening rates for women age 50 and above were 25 percentage points higher after the initiation of the Quebec program than for the same age group before the program was in place [OR 2.81, CI 1.71, 4.61].
These include information on household demographic composition, education of the household head, household health status, economic status as captured by per capita household consumption, attitudes towards modern healthcare and a range of variables to control for access to public (health) infrastructure and finally a set of indicators to control for regional differences.
